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There’s no relief from giving in. Just emptiness.
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I’ve actually got some good habits going rn, don’t want to just wash that away.
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I feel closer to my mom when I’m not caught in this.
- I don’t want to be the parent hungover or drunk at my kids functions.
- Enjoying all the extra time and energy sobriety is giving me.
- I need to be clear headed for work.
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Feeling better about myself leads me to trying new things, which is good for me.
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I want my mom to be proud.
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I sleep better while I’m staying clean.
- I am settled into my new routine.
- My liver must be happier.
- I don’t want to be someone’s reminder that drinking can ruin people.
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Been feeling… content right now. It’s as close to happy as I get usually, I want to savor it.
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With every other habit I work on I June bug it, bouncing on and off over and over until it starts to stick. This is no different, I just need to keep it up.
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I just know if I stop trying here I’ll stop trying everywhere.
- Its the weekend and I don’t want to waste my two days at home hungover.
- Can’t let my soccer team down.
- I like checking in here everyday sober
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I’ve accomplished so much right now, being clean. I have more energy and motivation.
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I can’t savor happy things when my thoughts are always on the addiction
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I’m going to have to reach out to people, meaning I’ll have to be confident in myself.
- I have a lot of work to do before winter.
- I now look forward to my days, knowing I won’t be hungover
- Learning to create my own happiness
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Taking time to recover is worth it. Always.
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I have trouble with emotional connection and that’s only gonna get worse when I’ve numbed myself.
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I taught a sweet old lady what a meme is today. Ergo my life has meaning.
- I am loving sober weekends now
- Still trying to set the best possible example for my girls, feels like an up hill battle most days…
- I feel healthier
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I want little kid me in the past to look at me and go “Wow, you’re so cool!”
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Giving up is a moment of relief, followed by years worth of shame.
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I’m still working in being kind to myself. This ain’t the way.
- People around me are starting to notice the change I have made and are viewing it positively.
- Trying to be a good example
- I tried drunk for the first few decades of my life, I want to try something new.
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There are so many sweet church ladies that just want to help me. I don’t want to let them down.
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I’ve been enjoying being capable with all of my little goals. I don’t want that to fall apart.
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My mom was the definition of fighter. I’ve got that blood in me.
- My house is clean.
- I have energy to get thru each day.
- My girls aren’t seeing a drink lady daily.
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Waiting around to be saved never works. I just need to do my best, and eventually I’ll overcome.
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I think I’d like to believe I’ll be happy one day. The only way to get that it staying clean.
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I’d like to enjoy the plain innocence of little things in life, without and regrets or shame.
- I like my new schedule
- I know that I am giving myself my best chance to succeed at work.
- I don’t want to feel like shit anymore.
1- it won’t get any better or easier by giving in. It will be the opposite.
2i have to be able to tell god I tried.
3- this voice that manipulates me hates me. I can be my own best friend.
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I’ve been adapting to my world and my problems, and slowly it’s getting better. I’m more in control.
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I have a commitment helping a nice church lady who’s been giving me rides. I want to be feeling fantastic for it.
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My emotional exhaustion and emptiness are, I suspect, due to pushing away a lot of tough stuff in my head. It can be resolved without looking for temporary fixes.
- My daughters
- My. Health
- My anxiety level
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I’d like to be a voice of reason, or at least a gesture of kindness to others. I need to not be afraid of connection.
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The fall is my favorite season. I want to savor it.
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I don’t want to be the source of someone’s disillusionment.